Power rarely disappears—it evolves. More than a decade after the landmark Gilens and Page study, the architecture of political influence has expanded beyond traditional lobbying into artificial intelligence, recommendation algorithms, institutional ecosystems, and digital platforms. This InnerKwest investigation explores how modern influence now travels through interconnected systems rather than isolated institutions.
Corporations Have Been Biggest Proponents Imposing Racist Impediments to National Health Care
A book written in 1896 by the German born author, Frederick Ludwig Hoffman” Race Traits and Tendencies of the American Negro was and remains in principle as the play book for denying African Americans equality in the healthcare spectrum. Racism played a major role in the opposition to a national health care system over the years. During the late 19th …


